What's wrong with MariaDB version numbering scheme?
Posted: 23. October 2023 13:28
Latest official release is XAMPP 8.2.4 from 8th April 2023: https://www.apachefriends.org/blog/new_ ... 30408.html
It says: "MariaDB 5.4.28".
I have run into a problem with MariaDB shutting down over and over again, but instead of trying any solution provided there, I decided to backup my data and upgrade MariaDB version to the newest one.
Everything works just fine (as of writing this), but I was surprised to see the version numbering scheme difference!
I understand that it is impossible for MariaDB to be upgraded six major version since April (5.4.28 → 11.1.2-GA), so I assume that XAMPP and MariaDB is using different numbering scheme.
Can someone shed some light on this? What are the key differences, why XAMPP uses different than official one etc.
It says: "MariaDB 5.4.28".
I have run into a problem with MariaDB shutting down over and over again, but instead of trying any solution provided there, I decided to backup my data and upgrade MariaDB version to the newest one.
Everything works just fine (as of writing this), but I was surprised to see the version numbering scheme difference!
I understand that it is impossible for MariaDB to be upgraded six major version since April (5.4.28 → 11.1.2-GA), so I assume that XAMPP and MariaDB is using different numbering scheme.
Can someone shed some light on this? What are the key differences, why XAMPP uses different than official one etc.